eibach 'pro kit' help

bkpony

bkpony

Brooklyn Coordinator
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#1
i would like to get everyones opinion.i have a 2000 V6 stang and im in the process of chancing the springs.im planing to get other things also like kyb's stuts and shocks,the BBK Polyurethane Spring Isolators for front and rear.
RAYBESTOS Alignment Kit Front Suspension; Minus 1-3/4 Degree To Plus 1-3/4 Degree; 16mm Bolts; Single Offset.do i need the Strut Mounts for the kybs? is there anything else i would need? thanks for all your help.
 
bkpony

bkpony

Brooklyn Coordinator
#3
#3
i was asking a couple of my friends about getting the caster/camber plates and they say that i might not need that.but i like to know others option like yours and everyone else.i like to make sure everything go right.dont want any problems in the long run. so do i need the RAYBESTOS Alignment Kit ? thanks
 
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NYstang

Well-Known Member
#4
#4
bkstang2000 said:
i would like to get everyones opinion.i have a 2000 V6 stang and im in the process of chancing the springs.im planing to get other things also like kyb's stuts and shocks,the BBK Polyurethane Spring Isolators for front and rear.
RAYBESTOS Alignment Kit Front Suspension; Minus 1-3/4 Degree To Plus 1-3/4 Degree; 16mm Bolts; Single Offset.do i need the Strut Mounts for the kybs? is there anything else i would need? thanks for all your help.
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prokit and the KYB's are a good mix. also look into the Tokico 'blue' HP shocks and struts.

As for the RAYBESTOs alinement kit, it sounds like its just camber bolts. I would spend the extra on a set of full 4 bolt C/C plates. American muscle has a good selection to choose from. This gives you much better adjustability. If you are doing everything else, why cheap out here? There have been some people that have gotten away with the stock plates with the prokit, but the adjustability an aftermarket plate gives and knowing you wont have the alignment tech come telling you they cant align it right is worth it.

A bumpsteer kit could be used, but isnt required. the stock setup will do fine with the drop you will get.
 
bkpony

bkpony

Brooklyn Coordinator
#5
#5
hey,thanx i was looking at a few websites and i was also on american mucsle. whats the diffrence on a 3 bolt plate and a 4 bolt plate? is it a better handling on a 4 bolt?
 
Mustang Willis

Mustang Willis

Well-Known Member
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#8
i have the eibach spring kit and the bbk isolators for front and back, stock struts and sway bars. when i brought it to the shop they told me the sway bar links wouldn't make it through the drop so those got replaced too. i would recommend the caster plates and a bumpsteer kit. the bumpsteer on my car can be bad at times...but anyhow check out my car to see the drop! about 1.75 inches in the front and 1.5 in the back
 
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